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US 11,237,261 B2Granted
Systems and methods for doppler-enhanced radar tracking
AssigneeOculii Corp.
InventorsLang Hong, Steven Hong
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Abstract
A method for Doppler-enhanced radar tracking includes: receiving a reflected probe signal at a radar array; calculating a target range from the reflected probe signal; calculating a first target angle from the reflected probe signal; calculating a target composite angle from the reflected probe signal; and calculating a three-dimensional position of the tracking target relative to the radar array from the target range, first target angle, and target composite angle.
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A method for Doppler-enhanced radar tracking, comprising:
- transmitting a probe signal;
- in response to reflection of the probe signal by a tracking target, at a radar array comprising a first plurality of radar elements positioned substantially along a first radar axis, receiving a reflected probe signal, wherein the tracking target and radar array cooperatively define a target vector from the radar array to the tracking target;
- based on the reflected probe signal, determining a target range between the radar array and the tracking target;
- based on the reflected probe signal, determining a first target angle between a first reference vector and a first projected target vector;
- wherein the first projected target vector is a projection of the target vector onto a first reference plane, the first reference plane containing both of the first radar axis and the first reference vector;
- based on the reflected probe signal, determining Doppler shift information, comprising:
- determining a set of predicted target composite angles;
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- for each predicted target composite angle of the set, determining a respective set of frequency domain outputs;
- based on the reflected probe signal and the Doppler shift information, determining a target composite angle;
- wherein the target composite angle is an angle between the target vector and a composite reference vector;
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- based on the target range, the first target angle, and the target composite angle, determining a three-dimensional position of the tracking target relative to the radar array.
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